Sentence examples for may be minority from inspiring English sources

As dysfunctional as the filibuster may be, minority factions used to have many more options for obstructing deliberation in the House and the Senate, both of which have curtailed procedures that once impeded majority rule.

Furthermore, there is a bottleneck on transmission: most infections probably arise from one or very few organisms (Lurie, 1964), which may be minority strains in the first case.

While these firms may be minority-owned, that certainly doesn't mean they only fund minorities; they, like everyone else, are looking for great companies — regardless of management's race, ethnicity, or gender — to invest.

Or (to part-borrow again from Grant): "The percentage of arsehole great aunts may be a minority, but it's a minority large enough to make going to tea parties an exercise in guesswork".

However, minority status and vulnerability to depression may be because minority women are overrepresented among lower socioeconomic sectors.

They may be a minority but their savagery is real.

In five or six decades, whites may be a minority.

Dissenters may be a minority, but that does not make them wrong.

"We may be a minority, but at least the press is giving us equal time," said another delegate.

Still, though this may be a minority opinion, Mr. Flórez's voice seems pinched these days and sounds strained.

That may be a minority view but you are entitled not to like it if you don't like it".